EXTREMISM
The verdict comes after a spate of new terror attacks this fall, including the beheading of a schoolteacher.
Nadette De Visser, the author of Jeruzalem/Quds, writes from Amsterdam about issues of culture and conflict.
BREAKING BAD
There’s a new player in the global meth trade after Dutch MDMA producers realized they could make even bigger profits if only they could secure some meth cooking lessons.
ORDEAL
Fourteen survivors of the deadly attack on the Paris offices of the satirical magazine have given heart-rending testimony as they search for meaning in this high-profile trial.
HOLLOW
A rogue’s gallery of minor players is on show in a glass cage, but where is the prospect of real justice?
TRUST NO ONE
A former Kurdish opposition figure, who had settled in the Netherlands, discovered the hard way that there is no such thing as a peaceful retirement for Iranian dissidents.
FAREWELL TO AN ICON
‘Chris was simultaneously the most glamorous and adventurous person who’d ever walked among us.’
XTC INC
The Dutch government and Dutch society failed to realize the country had moved from consuming drugs to producing them, and on a global scale.
HIDING OUT
There’s no question the folks living in makeshift rooms below a remote farmhouse in the Dutch Bible Belt were odd. But the depths of their weirdness have yet to be plumbed.
CAUGHT
Authorities have arrested Turkish-born Gökmen Tanis, 37, in connection with a shooting on a busy tram in Utrecht, Netherlands, that killed three people and injured several others.
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RISKY BUSINESS
Saif ul Malook fought to keep Pakistan from hanging a Christian woman accused of insulting the Prophet Mohammed. He won. But now she—and he—are in fear for their lives.
